Agenda

Poster Presentations

• • Application of Blockchain and AI Technologies for Sustainable Development
    Professor Ben Radhakrishnan, National University, San Diego
  • Benchmarking Narrative Comprehension in Long-Context Large Language Models
    Tong Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Chinese Engineers Relational Database 2.0: A New Interface for Data Exploration
    Dr Thorben Pelzer, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • Co-Reading: A Human–AI Co-Reader Media System for Poetry–Emotion–Color
    Professor Byungjun Kim, The Academy of Korean Studies
    Iro Lim, The Academy of Korean Studies
  • Deterritorialized Ocularcentrism: AI-Generated Imagery’s Haptic Potential
    Mingyang Li, Zhujiang College, South China Agricultural University
    Yanlei Li, Hong Kong Baptist University
  • From Poetic Image to Algorithmic Vision: Re-Imaginations of Sima Guang’s Dule Yuan
    Xiao Yang, Tsinghua University
  • Gender Representation in Strong Female Protagonist Chinese Online Novels
    Mozhuo Chen, University of Oxford
  • Glitch Revelations: AI, Trash Aesthetics, and the Dionysian Data-Self
    Yanlei Li, Hong Kong Baptist University
  • GraphRAG for Plant Knowledge Extraction from Chinese Local Gazetteers
    Dr Hui Li, Nanjing Agricultural University
  • Hybrid Augmentation: Building a RAG-CAG Framework to Support Linguistic Research
    Ke Wang, Zhejiang University
    Rui SHANG, Westlake University
  • LLMs and the Translation of Culturally Loaded Words in Dream of the Red Chamber
    Jiayuan Di, East China University of Science and Technology
  • QL Study of Translator Identity Using LLM: Chinese Ver of My Brilliant Friend
    Shiyi Xu, Guangxi Normal University
  • Seeing with Algorithms: AI Visualizations of Chinese Classical Poetry
    Xiyu Mao, The University of Hong Kong
  • Where’s the Fun?: Proposing for a digital repository for Cold War Hong Kong toys
    Connor Ka Hei Au Yeung, Purdue University

Short Papers 1: LLMs as Critical Instruments in DH
Moderator: Professor Andrew Piper

• Literary Canons and Algorithmic Framing: Analysis of LLM-Generated Paratexts
  Dr MengYuan Zhou, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Algorithmic Critique: How Large Language Models Deploy Theories
  Donghoon Jung, Graduate School of Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences
  Dr Seohyon Jung, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
• Extending Scholarly Databases with LLMs: Opportunities and Challenges
  Dr Donald Sturgeon, Durham University
• LLM-Mediated Knowledge Graphs for Distant Reading of Urban Perception
  Ms Shao Tong, Tianjin University; Harbin Institute of Technology
• Gender Across Models, Across Languages: An East Asian Exploration
  Jiwoo Choi, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
• Inferring Bon-gwan (本貫) in the Late Joseon Dynasty: Digital Humanities with AI
  Hana Lee, Pusan National University

Short Papers 2: Graph Reasoning, Provenance & Retrieval in Humanities Data
Moderator: Professor David Huddart

• CRMdig-based Provenance Ontology for Korean Cultural Heritage 3D Data
  Ms Ara Jo, The Academy of Korean Studies
• Reconstruction of Traditional Chinese Maritime Routes by GIS and KG Approach
  Hongpeng Luo, Tianjin University
  Ms Kailu Lin, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen
  Professor Jie He, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen
• The Anatomy of a Villain: Distant Reading and Graph RAG for VillainScope
  Gayeon Kim, The Academy of Korean Studies
• Transnational Negotiation Networks and the Dual Roles of Hong Merchants in Qing
  Liqiao Ni, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen
  Xinbei Song, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen

Short Papers 3: Seeing at Scale: Vision Methods in DH
Moderator: Professor Lauren Tilton

• Reimagining Reality: Text-to-Image AI and Evolving Practice of Hong Kong Artists
  Chun Fan Wong, Lingnan University
• The Face in the Cloud: AI Assetization, Shifting Perceptions, and Ethics of Facial Imagery
  Ms Nan Wang, Xiamen University
• Distant Viewing Inequality: A Digital Humanities Study of Joseon Conscription
  Kunha Kim, Sogang University
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Visualize AI’s Leapfrog in Post-socialist China
  Ye Zhao, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Short Papers 4: Image Synthesis, Immersion & Multimodality
Moderator: Prof. Simon Mahony

• Lianhuanhua in the Age of AI: Multimodality, Distant Perceiving, and the Ethics
  Aijia Zhang, Heidelberg University
• Trends in Digital Humanities: Pandemic and Distant Perceiving in the Age of AI
  Richard Chijioke Ukwunna, Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education
• 3D Mixed and Augmented Reality (MR/AR) with AI in Archaeological Fieldwork
  Hayk Azizbekyan, The University of Hong Kong & Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Armenia
  Professor Peter J Cobb, The University of Hong Kong

Short Papers 5: Computational Literary Studies across Languages
Moderator: Professor Coupe Christophe Dominique Michel

• A Corpus Stylistic Approach to Emotive Language in Joyce’s Dubliners
  Dr He Huang, Beijing Normal University
• Reimaging Authorship in Contemporary Chinese Poetry
  Ms Zhijing Wang, Nanyang Technological University
• Russophone Translations of Contemporary Chinese Poetry: A Case of Distant Reading
  Ivan Alekseev, Southwest Jiaotong University
• Vector Poetics: Parallelism and Cognitive Geometry in Chinese Regulated Verse
  Dr Maciej Kurzynski, Lingnan University
• Perplexity as a Measure of Cognitive Freedom: Defamiliarization in Modern Chinese
  Dr Maciej Kurzynski, Lingnan University
• The Event of Autofiction in English
  Dr Jeffrey Clapp, Education University of Hong Kong